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ngain. This nad Just the enoSs preatiet es,;
told 70 SS ahead and apply them % tho on:
so him .qs' was sss fsl!q,s Almost q
the htst blow the man oried out Ike woman r.
and Ms oS feet M having yet ssod
him e licE he tormentors, but b 81. paid io 70
snd ' the so ssys 81 T pses him X Hhn R?Gn
sSd .sSs PGa SSE SE Ss
1 met %Hsf may have @ but sways
believed his conduct TO have been the result Of
a After tho boys had switchod him for ten
natSs Sfy SssSS sssa ana us
h snd SfssH Il ssB Eo
hell cant bq any worsc; I've had dozen
sbs ss s'd RS s9f bas 0 ssS s
sss % , (. F.ssS sns and md
ad s s na e fGRsy
s sSssFsSi nssa a "ns
hts man ns agony NSs esP Svf% as
the stake had twice to be driven deeper; His
shrleks and screams, as I aiterward know,
and yos this was. only tho beginning Of what
they had In store for him.
.s sons sssn w s K naY the p sH abos
the Are On and three a
Elm the esns1 sns n .hors Se GISyI
Water was brought from the stream and dashed
over him and during tbs 81 Snwy
bossi % yqH think J; xop can make 4; ,, Tho
cowardly Sioux shot powder Into my legs.
pppsa e eS s a sh w BIZ h Ss GhsyR Re
sSat inapirs Who VIZ Eisd thS blssS hass liza
Featser Tsey vii tell ! you The a Peat
shsS Il, seS3 oaS Ss s Sew
s ha %ans sn h and ss yea
ssP nt and sasEsd E n y Mss
each cut being deep enough 70 be painful but
Ct aara sn Sa 1he
Cd had they, not had water ct hand e
s and long Hsf thae Els n Voice
tss ad the only sound he sSgd sttss
not tkipE se was IN his fq senses after tho
burning. After the warrior, had cut and
81 ee 70 worf lie meant as flrss move
ss 4 h stk hs S ssspa h
81. jaTs: snd then there wsss q grand IA Yqp:
as r. he meant to nse hIs knife
h s ss%s he e b biz R fs M vGs ss
the hand IKE Su b@ sn snd m sae
s asar tn e he a sswe s1
6 6 x srs nos Was
sSed myself With tle hops thsf hs Xss DEAD tSa
s sas scspsd ana ssos a. hts feet were
iaa eoe the R RS4s was grand ye
tsss SisS i % stS9ss ss
othor. way. gave them o tongue lashing. /
s sssa s ess wRs sef
Of themi I dared and deled them to do their
woc had hs xsrka ~ an sas tbs
s s1ey we aG 5ound ana oo
Sarr e rc II
h ao ss bend
sam 4an cana and Just hs she fGs en them n
scyenty-avo army, troopers. saw tho men
wore not pistol shot away when the alarm was
given. # was the quickest and bloodiest fight
straight for me. knowing. was likely to DO
killed by como savage. and I was cut loose and
a revolver wac Given to me before tho fight was
was iefs IN camp. We Killed twenty.two. and
the rest broke out Of reach. Seven Of eight old
we're likewise killed. We captured ninety-two
ponies, great lot Of powder and lead; several
hundred dollars worth Of robes. and dealt the
could not carry away we burned. and not an
article they could make useful was left.
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The Great Danger

or climate In its sudden aud extreme changes Of
that arrangement of size mucous membrane commonly
nsss and throat and these frequently followed
sumption. In such essss the arst necessities nre ano
membrane and sadorihcs to throw out the Per
these. and By its prompt use disssseh
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A Fern or Gambling that - 0rswins IN
Favor Everywhere.
From ne 81 Lout, Gtobs. Democrat


From he 81 Loua Globe Democrat
Tho habit Of dice shating appears to have
superseded all other forms OF gambling In St
Louis LIZ at present. and not only In the city but
cause Of the wonderful prevalence OF dice
shaking ..isg Is to be found In thS semPling laws,
rsdy perm perhaps than IN any Other large city RpG y
Wy io asSaa to think nobody played dice bu,
iIcn p hs eastoms5s: but I've come 70 ,SIns
Ts a notSns nc b a' @ dS SVsrs:
0ca Thero no eheasns IA e. tsn thor
the reporter inquired.
kno W az there asy b. Thefs ss whs @
three aces and two other numSers dS sx.
pSssa Tpt s sh s
h and ali ire SS
sn who can palm sse Esry nGS Ss
Up they desire. oossed diee-that Il, dice that
Src loaded to turn up certain nS%G6ersnhays
eetsh on to cogsed die IN no time and wSea
IRE hSs Or %ork ne has 70
s ton %ost games. however. ere on the sausrs,
s Sss Ssa cit q S L:
What Is the feyorite, gamet.,
Sss isGt sad sR ssna NTH
soss 'STs hsn he
sss shsss !. q s!nss thfs% e Sssa =
H las. Z two win the f frst throw that's So5ss
we sh 4ses sna
shake the wnnSr wins the game and the other
usea ths sss ss%s
s4hSeald throw three aces arst throw. AZ lets Up:
sSsnes Ssa fss
nssb On Outside S q oc sas sseS N:
sss sss IT g
the game. though. You use FIVE dioe 10 that,
Ss ae sSna ss ' * K 5sn
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deuoe low. fheres .lots 81 taa il POKE;
aiss s sna sSs st Setter
esy issbs a R
e s Y Sos ans ossn Ss ipS Ss
nay a. 4 f td e. h K:
Sny xa sssE 1RS
K aSe and fpsss 3
cause no man who runs, dice IN Els house wants
Ills n Ss dS ns. ;, Sps nsn M
hfyns the die IKE
table. has his little superstitionH Hs1 az
anqsas
:. ss asS:s Ss - the ass,
evening illustrated how this superstition on
e A. tg man nsso re-
shs ais sSs
bottle W %Ses
q S 81 VENT se
on ed s soua Ssn bn aDa shs loser s as 5
We're bots OF on The outsideHbets that Certain
man Bet that another would not Boat : GER:
aes Gut b. sS ol sss sa y Ss
ss sss $hs
on the nights amusement. only 1910, but he
eaid that he was, really only $3.50 out. as he
had pronouncod averslon 70 throwing to
a'fd rather throw to depces." and several
times he discnrded good laXouts Of eixes fol
sbie to throw deuces better than. any. other.
Elves are favorite numbers with dice shakers.
Box. Some men never throw the DICE without
dice that rolls on the 1oor. Some men. would
not shqke dice i they couldn't rap The bottom
and many believe that they can ehaqSe thdl
luck by shifting the box In sb9kinG tom aaS
stition ever observed. though. HAs that q Z
gGrIomiae9t lawyer who .whep IL 2 lcstnE streSa..
cubes out Of hIs plug h9k WAether there TaA
eny pesuar virtue r thS het e Pot ~ Suy
ticular game in which he wqs playing about
$50 and as many drinks ahead
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Tho Oldest Paper In the wsSld.
From ne Pun Hdu 6dSeftl,

II. is generally believed that the Times. q
London and The Gazette DC France Of PAD! are the odsst
started nearly thousand years ago IL name 2 sRs
the year OIL OF the Christian era nrst was pub
lished at irregular periodS but In 1851 IL became
weekly.
pehred daily. costs halfpenny, and Issues three edk
lions The morning edition printed on ysoy Psyst,A
paper contains official acts and miscS laneous
while the evening edition printed on red paper taken
edited hy sx members OF the Acadsmy Of Science and
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E.srbroot was transferred by New Io.h 20 tss Metre
rsssrrsS ana1Sns viii 30 eft free 70 Fn the end Of
the season. with the club they may choose.
without the rhsdow Of donbt the one grsnd feature
DONE bs N. Chicago Rase bail cpS within month
and half says the 81 Louts Post Dipdich When Anson
and Ansor men undertook to work their way Up from
sixth 10 rs and announced beforehand that they
sps NEW %s ~ colea foo and xson on idiot
oil the thourards Of who patroniso the White Stock
Inn Park would believe that such thing was possible
Tho labor was too e pBs0t w:s too %b ai
WAS 6snped gnon bin By the !ubfn 70 70 tposh Anson
saw tho star Of tho club still In the asoendont Pitts
6uIsh NV Y9rs snS sos,on w r,a Essao
their old snoy OF st year. The laugh tile jeer and
the vtupernton Of the mob reflected In the prts OF
Chicago Arson answered by that pluck and persistence
which are his chief oharacteristics
Tho San Francisco CAT alludes to some very clcyel
says: @Thefo Is a method In The way the Aitas arg
The team; hns friend yet eyory man IN The team
friend The player fnow that ,h nS, hold saSa ss
And not an hour longer. one method which has con:
ibutcd TO the OF the team than anything
else 10 hs personal supervision over their praotie9
6iss AND sRSSins the he. prsetee 70 end wth .hss NJ
George devotes about minutes TO an inspection Of
each players work. zach man in turn takrs page ~
tho bat and faces pitcher until no has bsned three
player + made to face three or four ptehsrs each
course aedsa Just as Il he game bsias played:
Thcp IN turn each man prac,ses running bates eofs
runner practising quick start on the pitcher h any
wonder that no has winning nine ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

CHICAGO, Dec. 13-May pork opened
higher today on Change. The opening
price was $3.50, an advance OF 10 cents
over last night The shorts were anxious
bidders at the start. In 10 minutes safes
were made at Sl545. After the shorts ID
the provisions crowd had bought in all the
stuff they wanted, it was discovered that
the demand was very light. May dropped
back to $3.50 and was steady at
S1530G15. 3215. When the crown
adjourned to the call room there was lit
tie squirt of buying lard by local operators.
The May option, which had sold to Sl9.]o'
advanced to S153714 and held pretty steady
around that price. At 1870 O'Clock the IN
terest in pork and lard continued good,a nd
the DAYS trading was fairly large in vol
ume.
Corn opened quite firm with shorts and
receivers were the principal buyers. May
opened at $3.50, and shortly afterward sold
at 541S@54Lc. After this some heavy sell
ing commenced, and prices held fairly
steady around 573s@57&c Trading was
not nearly so large as during the greater
part of last week.
May wheat opened lower. The start
was made at S315c for May, against last
nights close at $3.50. Fifteen minutes
later it was selling at S355c having been
firmed up by the strength in corn. Then,
under the influence of heavy selling, it
sold off to S3]s@S31lc. The large amount
of wheat in the northwest which is press
ing forward to market was the big bear of
the wheat market to-day, though the
lower cables increased the feeling of weak
ness Continued s1eavy selling of wheat
on the afternoon board had depressing
influence on the other markets. May
wheat sold off to S235aS2Jzc; May corn,
531zc; May pork TO $l525. Closing prices
were: May wheat, S21l@S225c; May corn,
533sc; May pork, Sl5.25; May lard. S7.S5
bid
The leading futures were as follows:
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
Iuiuortaut Notice

The Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska rail.
way Rock Island Route viii open its
line into Kansas City, Sunday sept. Il.
1887. with two through trains each way
daily Elegant Pullman sleepers and a
superb equipment generally, has been pro
vided for these through trains, and paSsen-
gers from any point on the G. X. x y rail
road will find this new route 10 Kansas
City. st. Louis Chicago, and all points
north, east and south, not only the short
est but in all respects the most desirable
and comfortable route in the state
Our st. Joseph line viii. also have two
through trains daily To and from the south
west with 4 brand new equipment especial
~ built for this service. Passengers tax
ing this line 10 the north, northwest, east
and southeast, viii find the accommods-
tions strictly first class. Time tables for
these new trains viii be given the public
in n few days C. y. RUTHERFORD,
Resident agent, 900 East Douglas ave.
joins SEBASTIAN,
General ticket and passenger agent, To-
peka, Kan. lOof
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14


For a general line Of holiday goosis YOU
viii find no better place than HYDE &
Humble's Their stock il new, extensive
and varied You can form 10 definite con
ceptiou Of the nature Of their goods unless
sou personally investigate, 20 different are
they from anything shown here. They
have hand some nat racks. sal CHDsnets.
backing stands. revolving boDk sfaads.
book rack=. dictionary holder, work ssss-
kcfs aud stands waste baskets 30 German
rush and willow. large asaffTtfuent q
fancy iTk stands. paper weight, ibsTr-10sn-
eterS. select line ~ ladies me pocket
cutlery. sci ~-0r -ets IN plush and AsrOoto,
razor sets shaw X EASES. gents and
ladies travelling G-ses, ZAP tablets and 80
retaf.es ia aII Yarie'i es u leather. eisgsnS
bronze figures and pltCheTs. the ssst selec-
ti0u q pictures ~ the city paintings,
water colon. etching, "nErasiaEs All
pastels od5r ssts r1anirgrs ~
amber dressing eases c1I and col
lar sets infant sefs. work Dozss
and baskets. uiTr0gs, brush broom bosd~rs.
bronze placqnss. large as~ort rzssgt =
opera glasses n fHI0rocoo. IseaEl. ailuninsIrn
and silver. card ezsss, ro< sst books aid
cigar cases. Ia ph0fo sibuElH they show
complete isue IN leather. plush es.d o.iss
ssDod. you GA Zhf u s1a1a814e the@e Ai4o
s<sTaE5 bccce 5locES g<f8ea etc Ard = rat
- nicer for = lldy friend than box q 1ne
stationery. oE5T. two Or four qBir~s ~sta
envelopes % match iTssTp sDsiys handsome
AID useful They cargy . crgapls's llfse x
Oxf9rr. 4. Bass-ei fesebsr's bi5i~s. Hob
man = grssz4 uAlssI family ard pulpit biblrsf
prayer sud Eyu3nal 49, Jsscset f3nss& Afs1
fs.stamsn1s Iu hf-oks. Ihrstan&s CARTS
and b,Soklsfs esi@aGsArs zsze D0ysstsos tksy
shDSr a Fzss ssz1rgE8snt - bssth fOrs4su al
American manufacture
Tf.elr story il ;ssf~faliy sFEansesl- ter
c}~rk- arr ~xt~rsSncsd 2ssa s'1sssflFe. sd
their prices zrr right Nj
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

have just opened up school for giving
instructions III ken-ingtJn embroidery,
crochetin2. knitting paper flowers and n !
branches % iancg work Would d. pleased
70 have the latiies ~ Nichita % call and
investigate what j have a}~p 90 see my
embroidery. Office is &l9 =. Douglas ave,
room o. Mrs ! CGrEIAH.
afE
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
Kansas City Live srock
KANSAS CITY, Dec. Is.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. Is
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
- IIE-keceipts. 3400 head: shipments al0
~ ohoice steady. others duh and weak: good
:, ~ Lucy corn 5ed, Sis9at.Se common 10 medium
~ = - seekers slta36t feeders <166s I25;
-au, grass range steers. 81 Ss6a IA
1870, heceipts l5,0m shipments ~ ,,,,.ueri
hoess zen zen declined seic, closing ueak: cnod 10
49,. cS.-9s ~ common 10 medium 81 &C. =.
Sk.bs Sng Pigs. sabsslsn go ss''''
srso1ci = hece cps. l.eoG shipments none Mark.
tl-ss&I9 rE-'e f-:0HS ~" een.naoE al a
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

The &. X & y Ky. "Rock I-laad
Route, are now running fbe most ei~Zat4J
chair cars bet syeen wichita and Kansas
City that are used III kansas This = the
only line running chair ears on morning
trains 70 Kansas City. This is the only
line running chair cars throCGb - hi
cazo This il the only line running chair
cars to Topeka and II Jossph. THIS -
the great line between wichita and all
points north east and south. Call At Ma.
30 r. Douglas avenue. 3u
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
Kansas Nst,on., Loan Co.

Viii make five year loans on farms or
city rea! estate at favorable rates, aad fur
Bank building. IA 3Jt
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

10000 people to inspect our stock o! holt
dav goods No trouble 20 show goods.
Hettinger Bros. ~ T. Douglas avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

W O. Riddell & Co. over Kansas Ma
tional bank, Main street, are headquarters
for the following additions; Paramount,
Gctto, Logan. spring Grove and Clement
Our list is full OF both residence and bust
ness property; we viii ba glad To show
strangers and customers over our city. hav-
ing been in the real estate business for
sometime we control some OF the best
property in the city. Cali and see ~ over
Kansas National bank, Main street. ".
q. Riddell * Co. HIT
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

: C. Estser las as.slssi AZ p u Miller
hack 20 his i5ve~y. Parties sAnsins call
hack car - ancsnEFos tassf ~ sls7Tf T2Os5rr-
Tesepkaze . az call A. statis iis Sol. n
sfa aryszss i1-iu8~
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

Free reclining chair ears are now running
on all trains on the c., X. < y. railway,
Rock Island Route, between Wichita,
Topeka, Kansas City, 81. Joseph, Chicago,
81 IOui, Qtf
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

Frts FszlSsiuz char c@fs ar aew rssngz.f.g
Rex fsisfsA f.oate. ce.xeea Nicasfa.
Tos.ka k3Eszs C.sy, - 9ssspA, CkiszS4.
81 LOUIS az
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
HanLrlln. sale.

1850 Acres Of unimpFoved baud in Ham
ilton county. kaus, to DC sold at 50 per
acre. Cheapest land IL America.
W VI BoLEs.
l1-30t iArncd. Hans
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
n&t


Special sale Of silyerwarc AZ tAe Pavilion,
40 North Main Il lat
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
St. Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. To-
CATTLE-Receipts, 2.2Oe shipments. TO-! market
steady Choice heavy native steers. si.Skt5.Ge
fair TO good native steers, SS.91ts4.4G butchers
steers fair to choice S3GG400; stockers and feed
ers fair to good, $1s012.90; rangers, ordinary to
HOGS~Receipts, $500 shipments. AGO. market
active and firm. Choice heavy and BUTCH
ers' selections. S5.35955G Workers and packers.
medium prime. Si.SOa5.iG light grades, common
to good Si.JEG4e5.
SHEEP-Receipts. 200: shipments, none; market
steady; fair TO fancy, S320@4.0.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

New York Grain and Produce.
NEW YORK, Dec. Is.
wHEAT-Very dun $50 lC lower No Fed, SSlsd.
Sc elevator. @sd90Isc delivered.
CORN-Steady. No. : 6ll ed62C elevator; 6l}sa622ec
delivered.
OATS-islsc lower; mixed TO sc; white. So@4lc.
COFFEE-Spot firm at lSi4c options opened weak
er closing higher and firm.
EGCS--1n fair demand; 70.
BUTTER-UnChanged western; l5a%Sc. creamery,
l,@S3c
CHEESE-Unchanged; western 1lleGllAc,
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

All notices OF Employment or Situations Wanted,
will be charged for at the rate of five per line
per week; no notice for less than Is cents.
All For Sales or other business notices will be
charged for at the of 10 cents per line per week;
no business notice taken for less than 20 cents
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
Sherin's Sale.
B. Ellison & Sons, Plaintiff.


James Q. Hanlon. Defendant
by virtue of an order Of sale issued out OF ;hs
District Court OF Sesigwick county, Kansas ~ the
above entitled cause Will. the iSth G.sy az lss-
cenber. lss., between the hours OF p and 2
~ the onCe Of the sheriff Of ScdgwicS county Ram
sas. offer Cor sale AZ public auction the highest
bidder for cash III hand ali of the stock Of taols
cloths taken in attachment in the case % John II.
Ellison n sons James %. Hanion.
SAID sale vii! begin promptly ~ O'Clock z. IN
W. W, HANS. sheriff.
Sedgwtck county. kansas
Dec. 2ud ISL aHH
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
STORAGE.

SsTuFAfs f.-CAes -. s~d s~ss pser= - resfts4
: - ssass al s8Eda q, gqssss- tai a. zs5 Mas
CTozAGE-Fce A1a,<h.s8A zzsss - --ssfgassz1>-
y sczez EQr%s Z. sax tske AK xggfsz 500
s-..< fhez u is sSs1A-ls S14s<-xe Co. - " Ea=
Dog - sst- ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

Largest stock Of albums in the city at
lowest prices l30 Y Main street. d-l!-tt
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
" 81. Louis Produce.

-. isoC II. DEC, Is
FL0CR-Esser: So 2l62IA
WHkAI-Opened weak, but rallied and late broke
ena rapidly declined closing about lc below yeSer-
Gay. No red. cash. $50; January, $50 st1sy
bid.
CoRN-Lower; cash. 4Sa+Slec- December. So
Si'tee, closing at 4sAcc asked: January 3,st sIc
sS5sc. S
9ATS-Lower cash. al4c; May, Sl7sc.
RNE-Firm: 65C bid
BARLEG-Firn: 70SS7Isc
EAN.unchanged; prime timothy, siS.00Sl7ol:
nrairle. SStnsll.t1
LEAD--ASi36, 4
kGGS-lsc.
lS62 - Ns'' - -'S>'1O' udITA'
WHISKS-Steady SIO5
ONS-Firm
PORk-New SIl so
LARD s7-SsTN
AFTERNOON BOARD.
's4tc bid; May size - -' ''''-N1' y
Lower; December 46lsc; January. 4sc.
oAis-Htcady; May. slLc
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Dec IS.
The Drovers Journal reports:
TTLE-Receipts. II 0OG shipments, 900: market
weaker; Christmas. S55O@625 shipping steers, S2so
@50); stockerS, S2lGd3.5j: cows. bulls and mixed
$l3jd2.05; Texas steers. S2.0lGeS3.O0
HOGS---Receipts 23,UbE shipments. 5.opE market
weak; mixed. S4.S095.3) heavy, S5.G5G5.i5; light,
1906. lG Skips, s. l0G4.i0
SHEEP--Receipts. zoo shipments, 1000 market
steady; Christmas, 1925 9G0: natives, S3.0la5Gb;
western S3.259il5; Texans S2.J0S315; lam bs si5OG
SIS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

JIINIyO,
Brock Island Route
GOING EAST & NORTH.
No. 2 st. Louis and Chicago, through Mail
and Express. leaves daily SIS a. m
No. ( Kansas City and -. Joseph, Night TX
press, leaves daily. 500 p III
No. 10 Accommodation, leaves daily except
Sunday. a. N
GOING SOUTH
No. 3 Kansas City and st. Joseph Express,
arrives and departs daily ................ $50 a
No / st. Louis and Chicago through Mail and
EXPRESS, arrives and departs daily ........ 72O p m
No. Al. Accommodation leaves daily except
Sundavl 1:l0 p.
Pullman sleeping cars on all night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO all points.
Ticket Office and depot 100 +. Douglas
&. A. RUTHERFORD. Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
New York Grain and Produce.

BrTrER-Quiet; fancy creamery, 29&SG dairy.
2SG2Gc.
EGGS-sgx623c.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
PHYSICIANS.
W, ", WILLIAMS

Physician and Surgeon. Operative surgery and
diseases of women. does general practice. Once
over Citizens Bank, corner Main street and Douga:
avenue, residence 254 Topeka avenue. I2-iin
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
DR CHARLES a wilson

Physician and Surgeon. Office Isl Main ST. o.
Pattee d Martins ART store. Office hours; 9 10 L
IN, to p ~, to p. n. All catarrhal disease
specially. dl0C
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Atchson & Topeka. lst 5i
Atchson Topeka & Snta Re ...........:.-.-.', IA
Atchison. Topeka & santa Fe land grant 's---.-h
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
Kansas City Produce

KANSAS CITY Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. Is.
wHE1T-Weaker; No. soft cash, axe: January
ssi1c bid no offerings; May. &c bid.
COMMUNICATED: No cash tx; January. 45i.C
asked; NAV sales at iSl3C No. white cash. no bids
offerings May sales at Sic.
OATS-No. 2cash. 2Sc bid. 29c asked.
RYE-\o bids nor offers.
FGGS-Steedy; 9C.
FLOCR-Good demand and market very firm: Xxx
e5s XXX g5sl.tt; family SINGLED. choices .I5Gl.al
fancy Slt0Gco. extra fancy Sl1tf li5 patent S2glS
f.oj; rye hour. 81 +ldl6L
CORN NEAL-Green CSC; dried. 100.
CORN GfiOP-NellON- 81: bulk sc sacked.
SHIP STUFF BULK, 7Ic; sacked, &c,
BRAN Sacked. sc.
HAN-Firnl; fancy, sg0G; small baled. $3.50
FLAN SEED Nl.Oi
BCTTER-SttSdy: creamery fancy. &c good. 23c
Cine dairy, ldC; store packed. choice l4d l6: poor
and low grades, 20 : roll, good To choice. lo6 Is.
CHEESEmFull cream twins, lSC; fun cream young
America lsiSc.
LIVE PorLTRY-Su large and market
weaker; Spring chickens Sli5d2U9; old hens. S3l1
voosters si5Ad LIS; turkeys. 56lGC.
HAMS-Sugar cured lA4C.
BREAkfAST BACO\-lJt.C.
DRIED BEEF-ac
SAoulDERS-Dry salt shoulders $50: long clear
koS clear g4b SiT short clear Si7U: smoked shout
ders. $50 long clear, SSlG clear rib, SS2G short
clear. sS.i5
PORK $l45l
lARD-Si.0l
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

bargains in all departments At the
Pavilion. 40 y. Main s. - Il
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
wichita & Colorado Division.

Hutchinson, Sterling End GeneseO
Express ............ 1905 a IN 905 IN
Hutchinson, Sterling and Geneseo
All trains run daily
The Missouri Pacific, aft. Scott Route run
through Pullman sleeping cars to Kansas City ana
ST Louis all night trains daily; also through free
reclining chair cars on both night and morning
trains. This is the shortest line 10 St Louis by IS
miles and the popular line to all points east north
and south. Connections made In Union depots
in both Kansas City and st. Louis with all lines
from these points. Ticket Office III North Main St.
\. C. KEERAN,
Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
Missouri Pacific--F ort Scott Route.

Missouri Pacihc--F ort Scott Route.
ARRIVE DEPART
FROM. FOR
Exnress . s:2j IN 7:25 m
Express 800 pm 1O5 IN
Kiowa Express ..-........... 60 m $50 a IN
Conway Springs, Anthony and
hioNa Accommodation. .-.......... 1910 m OLD p IN
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
FOUND.

TJyAKES Up-Dcc. To- iSs7. by the undersigned
i one bay horse. white in face r. Z. =. Hum
phreys. iSs{ East CelIFai- 2l-s.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
DIR. G.. G. FURLEY,

Physician and Surgeon, Office 81 E Douglas
Telephone AT Office No. 29i, telephone at resid
No. lie. -